The contents of the part you are now reading may come as a shock to the orthodox Christian. It deals with the question of the authenticity of the gospel stories. James Morgan Pryse makes a strong case for these stories being disfigured copies of ancient Greek mystery plays. See the introduction to his book, also contained in this file. His knowledge of ancient Greek culture and religion, coupled with his vast metaphysical knowledge and understanding, makes for cogent arguments.
Contemporary scholars know, of course, that much of the gospel stories have been fabricated, and/or altered, and contain interpolations of all sorts, etc. Few of these scholars realize the true background or what's behind these stories. Pryse does. He is not the first to realize the symbolism involved in these narratives, however. In my archive, I give many other resources to consult, in case you want to understand more about the mystery religion of old and its symbolism. At archive.org, simply put my name in the searchfield to see the books I have published.

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